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Made in America for American dairy farmers

June 29, 2026
Patryce Eldredge LeFevre

In celebrating 250 years of the United States of America, Progressive Dairy asked our advertisers that manufacture dairy equipment in the U.S. what Made in America means to them. Here’s what they had to say.


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Grandpa’s Farm: Where Wisconsin agriculture’s past tells the story

Grandpa’s Farm puts Wisconsin agriculture back in your hands with more than 2,000 items featured in the museum.
June 29, 2026
Marian Viney

What began as a milk bottle search is now a museum of early milkers, butter churns, tools and distinctive Wisconsin agricultural pieces.


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North: Finding synergy between farming and livestock

June 22, 2026
Travis Meteer

Taking advantage of the mutual benefits that cattle and crop production have can lead to more profits and a sustainable farming operation.


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Brickstead Dairy at forefront of industry progress

The long-term vision of an eastern Wisconsin dairy focuses on caring for the land and community.
June 12, 2026
Jenn Coyne

Taking care of the cows, land and people. That statement and its variations are ones heard often across the dairy industry as producers work to establish sustainability practices that meet the needs of their farms and the ever-growing demand from consumers.


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Midwest/North: Tips for drylotting beef cows

May 21, 2026
Travis Meteer

When drought forces tough decisions or expanding herds find themselves without pasture availability, drylotting beef cows may be an option to consider.


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Midwest/North: Should I buy hay or grow my own?

April 22, 2026
Travis Meteer

While cost is the primary factor, there are several reasons to choose buying hay or growing it.


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Measure It to Manage It: Rumination data improves feed transitions and ingredient decisions

Hornstead Dairy gathers rumination data and uses it to transition to new crops and change ingredients in the ration.
April 1, 2026
Audrey Schmitz

In 2021, Hornstead Dairy took a step toward smarter data-driven care by implementing smaXtec, a health monitoring system initially aimed to improve their reproduction program. What started as a tool for reproduction soon uncovered a hidden culprit.


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Midwest/North: Growing summer annual forages

March 24, 2026
Travis Meteer

With poor profitability projections on most row-crop budgets, planting summer annual forages and using forage mixes for grazing should be considered on marginal acres.


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Friendshuh Farms separates corn silage to feed cows better

A Wisconsin dairy turned a feeding challenge into innovation, creating a silage separator to improve cow health, cut feed costs and strengthen the farm’s long-term viability.
February 25, 2026
Audrey Schmitz

When a short, wet 2019 wheat harvest left dairies struggling with expensive and moldy straw, one farm decided there had to be a better way to feed dry cows than their Goldilocks diet. That challenge sparked an idea that would ultimately set the operation apart by separating corn silage into fodder and fines.


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Midwest/North: Don't overdo it on spring greenup

February 24, 2026
Travis Meteer

Turning cows out on immature forages can have long-reaching consequences, including permanent damage to grass stands, high risk of grass tetany and a need for supplementation to fill nutritional gaps.


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